The crisis and eventual conflict at Federal Fort Sumter began when South Carolina seceded from the United States on December 20, 1860. South Carolina politicians at that time decided that the Federal Occupation of the fort was an insult to their sovereignty. Reportedly, Carolina officials cited an agreement with then US President James Buchanan that the fort would not be occupied.
It can be debated where the crisis began however, as mainland Federal bases had been occupied before Fort Sumter was attacked. It should be noted that a Union relief ship had been fired upon by Confederate shore canons. Because of this the relief ship turned back to the Union.
The above information certainly has currency as to when the crisis began. Especially so when the Confederate shore canons fired upon a Union ship in January of 1861. The new US President would not be sworn in until March 4, 1861.
Early on, Lincoln referred only to South Carolina's actions as a rebellion. The most accepted date of the war is technically in debate.
The Battle of Fort Sumter began on April 12, 1861 at 4,30 AM.
Fort Sumter "is" in Charleston, South Carolina.
Based on all the history about Fort Sumter, it seems that there were no deaths associated with the battle of Fort Sumter.
The walls of Fort Sumter were fifty feet high.
Fort Sumter was commanded by Major Robert Anderson.
the battle of fort Sumter began in April 12-13, 1861
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The Battle of Fort Sumter began and ended at Charleston Harbor, Charleston, South Carolina.
1861
in fort sumter. hello!
The more important of the lair was square-walked Fort Sumter, in Charleston harbor within fewer than hundred men.
Fort Sumter, South Carolina
Fort Sumter
after the south attacked fort sumter
Charleston SC at Fort Sumter.
April 12th 1861
The Immediate Cause was the bombardment of Fort Sumter.